Neil McDonald explains the strategy and tactics of the highly fashionable Leningrad variation of the Dutch Defense. Through the use of model games for both sides, McDonald provides a thorough grounding in the key ideas, so that readers can quickly and confidently start to use the Leningrad in their own games.
Content:
008 Bibliography
009 Introduction
017 1 Main Line: 7...Qe8 8 d5
032 2 Main Line: 7...Qe8 without 8 d5
048 3 Main Line: 7...c6 8 d5 e5
057 4 Main Line: 7...Sc6
080 5 White plays an early b2-b3: Standard systems
093 6 White plays an early b2-b3: the Leningrad Stonewall
104 7 White plays Nh3
121 8 White plays c2-c3
134 9 Odds and Ends
142 Index of Complete Games
Content:
008 Bibliography
009 Introduction
017 1 Main Line: 7...Qe8 8 d5
032 2 Main Line: 7...Qe8 without 8 d5
048 3 Main Line: 7...c6 8 d5 e5
057 4 Main Line: 7...Sc6
080 5 White plays an early b2-b3: Standard systems
093 6 White plays an early b2-b3: the Leningrad Stonewall
104 7 White plays Nh3
121 8 White plays c2-c3
134 9 Odds and Ends
142 Index of Complete Games